Great lil place with lovely ambiance and yummy food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Simon Schadler
Got food here with keashawtee and she listened to all my stories. The pad see ew was the opposite of ew and was really tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gary Gonzalez
They just changed their name and added a very varied brunch menu. We ordered Eggs Benedict, chicken and waffles, and a vegitarian omelet. Everything was great and the staff very friendly and helpful. We'll definetly make a return visit!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Emily
Ordered online but restaurant was closed for painting. No issue taking my $ though
Lou Giacalone, Jr.
I used to frequent the long closed location on John Street and was delighted to find this Thai Sliders in Chelsea. The food was as fantastic as I remembered. The namesake sliders, both the honey pork and the chicken, are just wonderful. Two make for a good meal. I’m also a big fan of their Country Noodles and Pad See Ew.One thing I found really confusing though is that this Thai Slider location is combined with (or just also offers) Mexican taqueria style operation. When I first went, I wasn’t sure if I was in the right spot. The menu also has both the Thai and Mexican together. Haven’t tried the mexican offerings yet, but I can strongly recommend their Thai fare.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Javier Kohen
Good inexpensive Thai food served fairly fast. I enjoyed the noodles with vegetables. The same place has a few Mexican specialties for extra variety.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Deej
Went there a few days ago for takeout. I waited for the girl to finish with the customers who were dining in. Another customer came in after me, for take out as well. When the worker was finished with she immediately asked the customer who came in after me what she wanted to order. I let her know I was first. She immediately rolled her eyes, huffed and puffed and then asked me what I wanted. I said “never mind” and walked out. I’ve been to this place before. I love their Tom Yum soup and what would have been a 5 star review, turned into a 2 stars, for the rude cashier. I will never step foot into this place again.
Kyle Applegate
I absolutely love this place. I'm a local, and this is my go to spot. Most importantly the food is consistent the same and really good. I never tried the Mexican half of the menu, but LOVE the pad Thai, Tom ka soup with shrimp and the summer roll. The chicken slider is a great quick bite. I also like the ambience, and quirky bathrooms. Totally recommend.
HERM PAZ
Excellent thai/mex food in original ambiance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Bernadette Claffey
Interesting menu. Half Thai. Half Mexican. I had the pork Thai Slider and the Pad See Eiuw(sp?). They were both very good. And the prices were reasonable. Not fine dining, but a cool little spot to sit and eat.
I had ordered Pad Thai, mini dumplings, and the iced chai tea. Pad Thai came out wonderful, dumplings tasted great, and the chai tea was amazing
Cecilia Vu
My sisters and I were just walking around one day, exploring the city when we walked by this place. We saw that there were no customers and felt kinda bad, so we went in. The server was very nice! She was very attentive to us and made sure that we were extra comfortable (i.e. kept refilling our water, asked if everything was okay, etc.) I have never been to a Thai Mexican fusion place before; I'm not sure what inspired it (grew up with both cultures? Inter-cultural marriage?) but it seemed quite well respected, and the interior is beautiful! We got two different kinds of tacos and a bowl of pad see ew, and they were all delicious! It was a bit pricey, in my opinion, but the quality was there, and the dishes seemed quite authentic. I would love to come back again. I am only giving 4 stars for now because I have only tried this place once and don't want to give too hasty of a judgement, but I can safely say that it was my favorite place to eat at during my visit to NYC!
Ckopczynski07
Really enjoyed the thai food here and is pretty cool decor. Had some tacos as well, but will probably stick to the Thai going forward (besides maybe some guac and chips or something).
Steven Schwartz
Interesting cuisine in a casual environment.Friendly staff with good prices.
Dino Rodriguez
This is a very unique Thai restaurant with an excellent selection of traditional Thai dishes with a twist of Mexican spirit. Festive decor, unique menu and helpful staff with an awesome mobile terminal that's left on your table for you to pay for your meal at your convenience.
Great lil place with lovely ambiance and yummy food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Got food here with keashawtee and she listened to all my stories. The pad see ew was the opposite of ew and was really tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They just changed their name and added a very varied brunch menu. We ordered Eggs Benedict, chicken and waffles, and a vegitarian omelet. Everything was great and the staff very friendly and helpful. We'll definetly make a return visit!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered online but restaurant was closed for painting. No issue taking my $ though
I used to frequent the long closed location on John Street and was delighted to find this Thai Sliders in Chelsea. The food was as fantastic as I remembered. The namesake sliders, both the honey pork and the chicken, are just wonderful. Two make for a good meal. I’m also a big fan of their Country Noodles and Pad See Ew.One thing I found really confusing though is that this Thai Slider location is combined with (or just also offers) Mexican taqueria style operation. When I first went, I wasn’t sure if I was in the right spot. The menu also has both the Thai and Mexican together. Haven’t tried the mexican offerings yet, but I can strongly recommend their Thai fare.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good inexpensive Thai food served fairly fast. I enjoyed the noodles with vegetables. The same place has a few Mexican specialties for extra variety.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Went there a few days ago for takeout. I waited for the girl to finish with the customers who were dining in. Another customer came in after me, for take out as well. When the worker was finished with she immediately asked the customer who came in after me what she wanted to order. I let her know I was first. She immediately rolled her eyes, huffed and puffed and then asked me what I wanted. I said “never mind” and walked out. I’ve been to this place before. I love their Tom Yum soup and what would have been a 5 star review, turned into a 2 stars, for the rude cashier. I will never step foot into this place again.
I absolutely love this place. I'm a local, and this is my go to spot. Most importantly the food is consistent the same and really good. I never tried the Mexican half of the menu, but LOVE the pad Thai, Tom ka soup with shrimp and the summer roll. The chicken slider is a great quick bite. I also like the ambience, and quirky bathrooms. Totally recommend.
Excellent thai/mex food in original ambiance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Interesting menu. Half Thai. Half Mexican. I had the pork Thai Slider and the Pad See Eiuw(sp?). They were both very good. And the prices were reasonable. Not fine dining, but a cool little spot to sit and eat.
Restaurantji Recommends
I had ordered Pad Thai, mini dumplings, and the iced chai tea. Pad Thai came out wonderful, dumplings tasted great, and the chai tea was amazing
My sisters and I were just walking around one day, exploring the city when we walked by this place. We saw that there were no customers and felt kinda bad, so we went in. The server was very nice! She was very attentive to us and made sure that we were extra comfortable (i.e. kept refilling our water, asked if everything was okay, etc.) I have never been to a Thai Mexican fusion place before; I'm not sure what inspired it (grew up with both cultures? Inter-cultural marriage?) but it seemed quite well respected, and the interior is beautiful! We got two different kinds of tacos and a bowl of pad see ew, and they were all delicious! It was a bit pricey, in my opinion, but the quality was there, and the dishes seemed quite authentic. I would love to come back again. I am only giving 4 stars for now because I have only tried this place once and don't want to give too hasty of a judgement, but I can safely say that it was my favorite place to eat at during my visit to NYC!
Really enjoyed the thai food here and is pretty cool decor. Had some tacos as well, but will probably stick to the Thai going forward (besides maybe some guac and chips or something).
Interesting cuisine in a casual environment.Friendly staff with good prices.
This is a very unique Thai restaurant with an excellent selection of traditional Thai dishes with a twist of Mexican spirit. Festive decor, unique menu and helpful staff with an awesome mobile terminal that's left on your table for you to pay for your meal at your convenience.
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